Practice Safe Canning!
As pretty much everyone knows, this weekend is the second canning weekend for THON. We at Onward State encourage everyone to practice safe canning techniques, ensuring a safe and enjoyable weekend for everyone. With the help of the THON Overall Committee, we’ve compiled list of things to keep in mind:
- Make sure you have your PSU ID on you at all times
- Don’t run into the streets and stay off of medians
- Don’t stop traffic to receive donations
- Wear bright and visible clothing (it’s supposed to snow this weekend, so this one is especially important)
- Be sure to ask permission from property owners and comply with all local and state regulations regarding solicitation
- No canning after dark
Remember that this is For the Kids, so stay safe.
If you have any questions, you can read the rulebook (warning – pdf link) or contact Rules and Regulations Overall Lauren Kay at [email protected].
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